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The parking fee at a public garage is $3 for the first hour and 0.75 for every hour after that. how long beyond the first hour can you park if you want to spend less than $6? le…

The parking fee at a public garage is $3 for the first hour and 0.75 for every hour after that. how long beyond the first hour can you park if you want to spend less than $6? le…
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The parking fee at a public garage is $3 for the first hour and 0.75 for every hour after that. how long beyond the first hour can you park if you want to spend less than $6? let x represent the number of additional hours after the first hour.

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Answer:

4

Explanation:

3+0.75x≤6

x≤4

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